Osracs

Osracs are a fictional species featured in the role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons. They are typically depicted as small, rodent-like creatures known for their cunning and agility. Osracs are often found in underground environments, such as caves and dungeons, where they can utilize their natural stealth to their advantage. They are generally portrayed as opportunistic scavengers and thieves, often working in small groups or individually to acquire food and treasure.

In terms of physical appearance, Osracs are usually described as having short, grey fur, long snouts, and sharp claws. Their large, dark eyes are adapted for low-light conditions, further aiding their subterranean lifestyle. Their diet consists mainly of whatever they can find, including insects, fungi, and discarded food scraps. While not inherently aggressive, Osracs will defend themselves if cornered or threatened, often using their speed and small size to evade larger predators.

Their social structure is not typically elaborate, with individuals often prioritizing their own survival. However, some lore suggests they may form temporary alliances for specific tasks, such as raiding a pantry or escaping a dangerous situation. Osracs are not known for complex technology or magic, relying instead on their natural instincts and cleverness. They are often encountered by adventurers as minor nuisances or as potential sources of information about their immediate surroundings, given their intimate knowledge of their habitats.